Start circle, where previous ended about jquery-circle-progress

[kottenator]

No problem, here is the formula:

$('#circle_01').circleProgress({ value: 0.104 });
$('#circle_02').circleProgress({ value: 0.32 - 0.104, startAngle: (0.104 * 2 - 1) * Math.PI });
$('#circle_03').circleProgress({ value: 0.516 - 0.32, startAngle: (0.32 * 2 - 1) * Math.PI });

Though I'm not sure if I understand your task correctly :)

[rowild]

WOW!!! Thanks so much for your quick response! That's exactly what I was looking for - and I would have never found the solution! I am overwhelmed and totally depressed at the same time :-) :-( because I simply do not understand the WHY behind that solution. E.g. why is there a "-1" in the PI-multiplication...

However: THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! You're awesome!

[kottenator]

You're welcome! ;) About detailed explanation - I could write few words about it in docs when I will have time for that

[skiokko]

Hi,
Very great plugin, the only small and good i found on web. Im in truble to set angle. I want start to 0° so start from top center, but not able to found the formula.
If you have time tell me thanks!
Federico

[kottenator]

Thanks, @skiokko! Try next configuration option: startAngle: -Math.PI / 2

[skiokko]

Thank you work perfectly!

[markocrni]

I had the same problem with start angle as @skiokko
Can you add to documentation what is the value (type of value) that receives this parameter.
Wouldn't it be logical that this parameter indicates in degrees?!

[kottenator]

@markocrni: in JavaScript world (as well as in Java, Python, etc), usually angles are measured in radians, not degrees. I didn't mention this because I thought it's obvious.

BTW, in documentation I have this: startAngle defaults: -Math.PI, which is -3.14159..., not -180, if you'll do console.log().